Highlights from this month's print and digital editions:
Newsmark
A Russian Mi-8 military helicopter briefly entered Polish airspace near the Kaliningrad border, Sept. 23, Poland’s Operational Command said. The aircraft crossed about 1000 feet into Poland north of Braniewo at 11:08 a.m. and remained there for 42 seconds before returning toward the Russian exclave.
Poland scrambled to return home its citizens as tensions rose in the Middle East following the U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran. Flights from UAE, Oman, Israel, Jordan, and Lebanon returned almost 3,000 Poles. The Polish government felt the immediate need to evacuate nationals working and living in Qatar, which was under ballistic missile and drone assault.
Poland will investigate convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged ties to Russian intelligence and their potential implications for national security, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said.
When asked if the United States would discourage Germany, Poland, or Scandinavian countries from developing nuclear capabilities, Deputy Pentagon chief Elbridge Colby stated that the United State would “at least strongly oppose” it.
Editorial
Duty to America’s Veterans
Feature
Polonia’s Well-Loved Author Looks Back
Book Reviews and New Books
A Journey Through Love, Loss, Memories — and Time
Polka News
Great Weather and Music Make for a Great Day
Also in this month's edition:
- Russian Helicopter Breaches Polish airspace
- Middle East Evacuation
- Poland Examines Alleged Epstein Links
- U.S. Would “Strongly Oppose” Nuclear Move
- “We Lift Our Eyes Upward” -- Tallest Marian Statue in Europe Blessed
- Floystrop Takes Top Prize in this Year’s PAJF Scholarship
- Base Bid Hinges on Pentagon Troop Review
- For Poland, The Threat is Real Drone Strike
- Polish, Polish American, and Not-so-Polish
- A Shift in the Image of Polish American Candidates
- PRCUA Inaugurates Newly-Elected Administration
- Translating Polish Records
- PGSA Renews Partnership with Rodoslov
- Willson and Radzilowski to Address PGSM
- Szymkowiak Awarded Kaczorowski Scholarship
- Siemionow Recognized
- Poetic Polish Prose
- How a Nobel Laureate and College Professor May Have Heartened a Harvest of Histories
- Pierogi Presentation at PMA
- Blaskowski’s Blazing Speed
- The Sound of the Crown, Part II — A Millennium of Music in Poland’s Royal Court
- Polish Literature in English Reading Group
- ACPC Convention Held Historic in Philadelphia 16
- Kohan Wins Orchestra Seat, Carnegie Hall-Bound
- Balm for the Soul
- A Festival of Firsts
- The Difficult Truths of History
- Two Evenings with Marianna Stuhr
- Los Angeles Polish Film & Music Festival Returns December 5–7
- Soborski Releases “Bad Idea”
- The Edison from Galicia
- Heartier Dishes for Cooler Weather
- Adult Polish Cooking Class
- Obituaries: Msgr. Robert Golombek, East Buffalo Advocate; World War II and Occupation Historian Tomasz Szarota; Mirosław Różański, Reshaped Poland’s Defenses; Cellist Jacek Gebczyński; Arline Karpinski Marro, 100, Volunteer
- Village Renames Street to Honor Native Son
- 89th Annual Pulaski Parade to Commemorate 250th Anniversary of American Independence
- Doing Their Part
and more!
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